Aid to Africa sustainable support for hundreds of school children in Africa

© A2A	The needs of Zimbabwe and all of sub Saharan Africa are of concern to all who hear the plight of the people. Site updated 1 January 2009 registered charity 1119045	Building on success - Making a difference
		info@aid2africa.co.uk

Listen to a message from the founder of the charity
School playing field has been ploughed to plant maize for next years harvest at Beulah Heights
YES that IS Caroline and me!

Movies page changed

OPEN CHARITY ABSEIL - COVENTRY
19th JULY 2008

Peter and Caroline DID IT.
For more details click here

More books clothes and toys due to arrive in Zimbabwe soon 10 July 08
Money for Furniture has arrived in Zimbabwe and desks and chairs should be in the school very soon 10 July 08
Our latest school ,
Tsvingwe High School, pictures now here
Check out our supporters page!

Visit Beaulieu Primary, one of our our latest projects

How much does it cost to build a school?
OUR A2A BLOG
we have launched a Blog for a trail period to see if it is useful. Please visit it.

"1.7m Zimbabwean children are orphans, the highest per capita figure in the world
30% of children in rural areas suffer from malnutrition
160,000 children under 14 have HIV
50% of Zimbabwe’s population are under the age of 18
105 children out of every 1,000 die before their fifth birthday — up from 76 15 years earlier"
Sources: Unicef, Save the Children May2008
This is what it is Really about.
Helping vulnerable communities survive to raise and educate the next generation despite AIDS, poverty & politics
Visit our Projects page and go to the Bere Primary School page
contact us if you would like to help.

subscribe to our mailing list to receive our newsletter by email
How much does it cost to build a school for 300 children?
We Are Together - in cinemas from 7th March 2008
Knitted Blankets donated by Inner Wheel Club of Arbury, Nuneaton, UK

Charity fund raising for children in Africa.
check out what's happening at
BEULAH HEIGHTS

FUND RAISING
if you ever shop on line check out this link - we get a % at no extra to you
www.buy.at/aid2africa

New toilets for Kenyan children
and lots of new pictures Dec 2008

Sagambe children

1.7m Zimbabwean children are orphans, the highest per capita figure in the world (UNICEF 2008)

We are now funding over 700 children's schooling in 9 schools in Zimbabwe.
Has we get to the end of this financial year could we ask you to seriously consider becoming a regular giver to our work. Just £2 each month, given by standing order, can help us transform lives in Africa,
Look at the information on our Sponsored Pupils page for more details. If you can Gift Aid as well we can claim back tax you have paid on your gift to the children of Africa.
More orphans need school fees paying see our Planned Giving form - £2 a month will keep 6 primary school children in school for a year or three secondary school pupils for a yearBeulah Heights school is now open.
It opened on the 15th January in a local hall.
There are 70 pupils in the first year most are 14 years old. Aid2Africa, through your funding, has paid fees for 39 of them.
A new school with new staff, pupils and books
over 500 Text books arrived at Pafiwa Primary School.

Toilet block for pre-school children is finished and in use at Newengo pre-school unit.
Taps providing clean safe water have been installed in Pre-school unit making the children safer from disease.
Below: Pre-school children with some of the toys and games sent out to them - more photos under the projects tab.

make an on-line donation through Charities Trust

Projects page updated

Waymarks Education Centre Moi's Bridge western Kenya

The Star

Thrower

There was a man

who was walking along a sandy beach where thousands of starfish had been washed up on the shore. He noticed a boy picking the

starfish one by one and throwing them back into the ocean.

The man observed the boy for a few minutes and then asked what he was doing.

The boy replied that he was returning the starfish to the sea, otherwise they would die.

The man asked how saving a few, when so many were doomed, would make any difference whatsoever? The boy picked up a starfish and threw it back into the ocean and said "Made a difference to that one..."

The man left the boy and went home, deep in thought of what the boy had

said. He soon returned to the beach and spent the rest of the day helping

the boy throw starfish in to the sea....

Loren Eiseley

New Photos from Beulah Heights School
Remember the water taps?

there was a little problem, when the electricity went off the pumps which maintained the water pressure stopped working and so did the taps. Solution - put in a tank that fills when the power is on and makes the water in it available even when the power is off. Power cuts occur every day
If you feel what we are doing is worthwhile, please make a donation to our work. You can email us for details of how to make your gift.
info@aid2africa.co.uk

more toys being collected to ship out to Zimbabwe
Fees for a secondary school child this term at Beulah Heights are just under £8. The basic tuition fees are about £3.50 the other £4.50 covers books and other equipment.
To buy a full uniform would cost about £60 with the basic essentials costing about £9
Currently we are paying school fees, providing resources like text books, provides sanitation and water and are building classrooms at a number of schools in Zimbabwe.
The vast majority of children we sponsor have lost one or more parents to HIV / AIDS

clean water on tap at Newengo

More orphans need school fees paying see our Planned Giving form - £2 a month will keep 6 primary school children in school for a year or three secondary school pupils for a year

Have you seen our Banner? Click her to see it

Planned Giving / Gift Aid form available

The UN's
World Food Programme
(WFP) and Southern Africa
Find out more...

World Cargo International help and sponsor our charity work in Africa

Save this page to your social network pages

We are sponsoring 200+ children at St James primary school in Zongoro, Zimbabwe, Africa.

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Images used on this website are © Aid2Africa.co.uk unless specified otherwise. Contributors of photos are J Zviuya T Bere R Marimbire P Wrigley B Njopera G Makurudza Z Sithole T Tamani N Canning B Thorpe additional photos are credited on the page they appear. Please email for permission if you would like to use any of the images on this site. We have often higher resolution versions which could be made available.
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Listen to a message from the founder of the charity School playing field has been ploughed to plant maize for next years harvest at Beulah Heights YES that IS Caroline and me! Movies page changed OPEN CHARITY ABSEIL - COVENTRY 19th JULY 2008 Peter and Caroline DID IT. For more details click here More books clothes and toys due to arrive in Zimbabwe soon 10 July 08 Money for Furniture has arrived in Zimbabwe and desks and chairs should be in the school very soon 10 July 08 Our latest school , Tsvingwe High School, pictures now here Check out our supporters page! Visit Beaulieu Primary, one of our our latest projects How much does it cost to build a school? OUR A2A BLOG we have launched a Blog for a trail period to see if it is useful. Please visit it. "1.7m Zimbabwean children are orphans, the highest per capita figure in the world 30% of children in rural areas suffer from malnutrition 160,000 children under 14 have HIV 50% of Zimbabwe’s population are under the age of 18 105 children out of every 1,000 die before their fifth birthday — up from 76 15 years earlier" Sources: Unicef, Save the Children May2008 This is what it is Really about. Helping vulnerable communities survive to raise and educate the next generation despite AIDS, poverty & politics Visit our Projects page and go to the Bere Primary School page contact us if you would like to help. subscribe to our mailing list to receive our newsletter by email How much does it cost to build a school for 300 children? We Are Together - in cinemas from 7th March 2008 Knitted Blankets donated by Inner Wheel Club of Arbury, Nuneaton, UK Charity fund raising for children in Africa. check out what's happening at BEULAH HEIGHTS FUND RAISING if you ever shop on line check out this link - we get a % at no extra to you www.buy.at/aid2africa	New toilets for Kenyan children and lots of new pictures Dec 2008 Sagambe children 1.7m Zimbabwean children are orphans, the highest per capita figure in the world (UNICEF 2008) We are now funding over 700 children's schooling in 9 schools in Zimbabwe. Has we get to the end of this financial year could we ask you to seriously consider becoming a regular giver to our work. Just £2 each month, given by standing order, can help us transform lives in Africa, Look at the information on our Sponsored Pupils page for more details. If you can Gift Aid as well we can claim back tax you have paid on your gift to the children of Africa. More orphans need school fees paying see our Planned Giving form - £2 a month will keep 6 primary school children in school for a year or three secondary school pupils for a yearBeulah Heights school is now open. It opened on the 15th January in a local hall. There are 70 pupils in the first year most are 14 years old. Aid2Africa, through your funding, has paid fees for 39 of them. A new school with new staff, pupils and books over 500 Text books arrived at Pafiwa Primary School. Toilet block for pre-school children is finished and in use at Newengo pre-school unit. Taps providing clean safe water have been installed in Pre-school unit making the children safer from disease. Below: Pre-school children with some of the toys and games sent out to them - more photos under the projects tab.	make an on-line donation through Charities Trust Projects page updated Waymarks Education Centre Moi's Bridge western Kenya The Star Thrower There was a man who was walking along a sandy beach where thousands of starfish had been washed up on the shore. He noticed a boy picking the starfish one by one and throwing them back into the ocean. The man observed the boy for a few minutes and then asked what he was doing. The boy replied that he was returning the starfish to the sea, otherwise they would die. The man asked how saving a few, when so many were doomed, would make any difference whatsoever? The boy picked up a starfish and threw it back into the ocean and said "Made a difference to that one..." The man left the boy and went home, deep in thought of what the boy had said. He soon returned to the beach and spent the rest of the day helping the boy throw starfish in to the sea.... Loren Eiseley New Photos from Beulah Heights School Remember the water taps? there was a little problem, when the electricity went off the pumps which maintained the water pressure stopped working and so did the taps. Solution - put in a tank that fills when the power is on and makes the water in it available even when the power is off. Power cuts occur every day If you feel what we are doing is worthwhile, please make a donation to our work. You can email us for details of how to make your gift. info@aid2africa.co.uk more toys being collected to ship out to Zimbabwe Fees for a secondary school child this term at Beulah Heights are just under £8. The basic tuition fees are about £3.50 the other £4.50 covers books and other equipment. To buy a full uniform would cost about £60 with the basic essentials costing about £9 Currently we are paying school fees, providing resources like text books, provides sanitation and water and are building classrooms at a number of schools in Zimbabwe. The vast majority of children we sponsor have lost one or more parents to HIV / AIDS clean water on tap at Newengo More orphans need school fees paying see our Planned Giving form - £2 a month will keep 6 primary school children in school for a year or three secondary school pupils for a year
	Have you seen our Banner? Click her to see it
	Planned Giving / Gift Aid form available
	The UN's World Food Programme (WFP) and Southern Africa Find out more...

World Cargo International help and sponsor our charity work in Africa	Save this page to your social network pages
We are sponsoring 200+ children at St James primary school in Zongoro, Zimbabwe, Africa.